TCH-Bruce

painting (and it's word game, not words game )

Yes, it does. And yes, you can. That is how Gallery 2+ recommends that you do it.

Have you thought about replacing the mouse to be sure it is not the problem?

phpMyAdmin can be found at the bottom of the MySQL Database page in cPanel.

Welcome to the forums Knate5000 Make sure your FTP client is connecting in passive mode. And if it is then do as Paul suggests and open a ticket with the help desk.

Was your site hacked or was you email account compromised? They are both separate. To be safe I would change them all.

To change your email account passwords, log into cPanel and select Email. Select Manage Accounts. You will see Change Pass links to the right of each email address you have set up. To change your domain password you need to select Change Password under Site Management.

Glad I could help

Do you have an index.htm or index.html file in your public_html folder? If so those will be called before the index.php file. Also check the .htaccess file and see if there are any redirect commands listed. Use File Manager in cPanel to view your .htaccess file.

Sami, I feel your pain. I have come to the conclusion that nobody reads anything anymore. How cynical is that?

Welcome to the forums Sam

Welcome to the forum, karlkablisk

Yep, mine auto updated yesterday. Thanks Thomas.

Tim said it all.

Grimm

Welcome to the forums. As Tim stated, please see the thread he linked too.

If you do a Google search for "ZenCart tutorials" I am sure you will find some.

Yes, the access host was on the same page.

But Paul, the same link is at the bottom of the MySQL Databases page in the Bluelagoon theme. They just also had an additional link on the menu.

You guys are so funny!

Select MySQL databases. At the bottom you will see a link to phpMyAdmin.

That would be correct. If Spam Assassin thinks it is spam there is only one place it can go.

If it is deemed spam then it can only go the the spambox. Maybe you need to adjust your Spam Assassin settings to not capture it in the first place. Then you would be able to filter it.

You can also create message filters that can discard email based on the criteria you set. Personally, I use the :fail: for my default addresses and do not have spambox enabled.